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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
6
Conan Doyle and Collier's Weekly present a burlesque continuation of a Holmes tale. Holmes confronts a confessed killer and recounts Peter Carey's murder aboard a sealing vessel, with dramatic testimony and a plot twist involving a tin box.
Holmes and Watson encounter Milverton, the king of blackmailers, who offers seven thousand pounds to suppress compromising letters about Lady Eva. Holmes opposes paying a ransom, warning of scandal, while Milverton mocks the threat and hints at using the letters to leverage the Earl of Dovercourt. The confrontation ends with Milverton deferring, promising to press for payment.
The report lists populations for principal countries: Russia Europe 129000000, Russia Asia 23000000, Japan 44000000, Korea 1250900, China 426000000, India 294000000, France 29000000, Germany 57000000, Italy 8000000, Great Britain and Ireland 60000000, Austria Hungary 45000000, Spain 18000000, Turkey 18000000. The figures show varying scales across regions.
The Rome population stood at 506 840 on December 31 1904. The city is praised as one of Europe’s healthiest towns due to modern sanitation with death rates falling from 30 per 1000 in 1876 to 18.8 today and to about 20 in 1885.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a buxom maid and her mistress discussing marriage and a young man recent in their circles. The tone hints at social propriety and budding romance amid insinuations of suitability and readiness for marriage.
Mrs Work Davis of Groesbeck Texas credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing back ache dizziness and kidney irregularity. She says gravel stones passed after starting the pills and her health improved. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Poster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Sherman Hoar, a lawyer of noted ability, opened his practice in Boston under the reputation of Judge Hoar. His first Irish client faced a boundary matter requiring exam of deeds and records, and the elder Hoar urged a delay while the boy came back for an opinion. The Irishman asked to see the father tonight, but the reply was firm.
A Boston Herald extract recalls a summer hotel in Jaurey where Johnnie Donahue, a small man, faced teasing from guests. In the second season he warned against a woman named Liswle, defending her dignity and indicating he did not want her “hanging around.” He explains his term for courting a girl who refuses.
The report notes nurses advising hospital treatment meet fixed objections. A girl resisted removal of a fatty tumor with a neighbor urging against surgery. The piece recalls a similar case where a doctor deemed an appendiceal issue but the patient recovered with time. The text also counsels farmers to keep cultivators busy to sustain crops in a dry season, highlighting shallow cultivators for orchards and corn fields.
An elderly veteran recounts severe health issues tied to coffee, including repeated malaria relapses. A doctor advised quitting coffee for Postum, which he adopted the same day. Within days his health improved, now 72 and able to work hard, drive long miles, and praise Postum. Endorsed by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
Practical notes urge night water for horses with a sturdy manger, clean pails, and air bars. plus cheap summer comforts. An essay on not fooling the public criticizes poultry price schemes and advocates honest marketing and quality. Coal ashes as mulch and dust-box filler are advised, alongside cultivating for moisture and dwarf plant start. A rail magnate James J Hill stresses utter cultivation as the path to future growth.
An agricultural note urges farmers to improve orchard resilience against San Jose scale and to expand planting for shade in poultry enclosures. It recommends Canna roots castor beans corn and morning glory vines to create temporary shade, plus a rough board roof. Also advised are practical steps for fall feeding dairy cows and methods for preventing thumps in young pigs through diet exercise and clean water.
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